The Classic Dilemma
Fresh roses are romantic but fade in days. Preserved roses capture the same real-bloom beauty and hold it for years. Which should you choose? Here is an honest comparison.
Longevity
A fresh rose starts wilting within 5 to 7 days. A preserved rose maintains its appearance for 3 to 5 years. If you want the sentiment to last as long as your feelings, preserved is the clear winner.
Cost Over Time
Fresh roses must be re-purchased for every occasion, while a preserved rose is a one-time investment that keeps giving. For businesses and thoughtful gift-givers alike, preserved roses deliver more value per dollar.
Care & Maintenance
Fresh roses need water, trimming and clean stems. Preserved roses need nothing — no water, no sunlight, no green thumb required.
The Verdict
For proposing, anniversaries, Mother's Day or decorating a retail display, preserved roses offer the beauty of fresh flowers with the permanence of a keepsake. With our OEM/ODM service, you can even customize colors and packaging to your brand.